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  • Yarnupings November 2014

    Yarnupings November 2014

    Read the November 2014 issue of AHO Yarunupings. A look at the idea of an unchanging land, fact or fiction, a visit to the World Parks Congress, and to Berry Island.

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  • Yarnupings October 2014

    Yarnupings October 2014

    Here’s the October 2014 copy of AHO Yarunupings. Read about nearly 15 years of the AHO, bush foods, who was Bennelong, hello from some interns and track of the month.

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  • Yarnupings August 2014

    Yarnupings August 2014

    Here’s our latest copy of the AHO Newletter 2014 August.  Stories include 15 Years of the AHO, No Need to Think and our recipe and walking track of the month.  Enjoy!

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  • AHO Wins 2014 Sustainable Cities Award!

    The Aboriginal Heritage Office (AHO) has won the Office of Environment and Heritage Cultural Heritage Award in the 2014 Keep Australia Beautiful Sustainable Cities Award program. The Sustainable Cities Program is the state’s leading community and environmental awards program for metropolitan communities. Congratulations to all Councillors, Mayors and General Managers who have enabled the AHO…

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  • Yarnupings June 2014

    Yarnupings June 2014

    Read the latest issue of Yarnupings, June 2014 Mabo Day, possum cloaks, a visit from the NSW Judicial Commission, the AHO moves to Manly, track of the month and more

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  • AHO 14th Anniversary!

    The Aboriginal Heritage Office turned 14 today, Thursday 27th March 2014. On this day in 2000 four Councils (Lane Cove, North Sydney, Warringah and Willoughby) signed a Memorandum of Understanding engaging an Aboriginal Heritage Manager to carry out a range of tasks to assist the four Councils in protecting and promoting Aboriginal heritage within their areas.…

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  • Yarnupings March 2014

    Yarnupings March 2014

    Read the March newsletter Yarnupings March 2014 Day of Mourning and Protest, a debate about re-grooving rock engravings, reflections from our Education Officer, shells in a midden, track of the month and more.

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